23 Jan 1978
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1978
Page
1
President Carter sends Congress a lean and tight 1979 budget totaling just over 500 billion dollars. The plan forecasts a near record deficit, tax cuts of 25 billion, and a federal GNP share drop from 22.6 to 22 percent.
Santa Fe reports on governor Jerry Apodaca reviewing 1974 campaign pledges and promises. Richard De Uriarte and Dana Garcia will compile kept and broken items, noting two major failures in campaign reform and municipal aid, and highlighting Citizen Service Centers as a major accomplishment. The piece contrasts promises with actions and recalls security concerns affecting disclosure.
In a Knesset address Prime Minister Menahem Begin says Egyptian negotiators abandoned a November promise to demilitarize Sinai from the Gidi and Mitla passes to the Israeli border. He cites Cairo talks where Egypt proposed a 40 kilometer buffer, arguing this shifts control and endangers Israel.
In a parliamentary speech Sadat says Israel deceived him by turning Sinai settlements from a side issue to a central one. Israel votes not to send Weizman back to Cairo and negotiations on a peace declaration appear stalled as Dayan and Kamel may be urged to resume talks via Atherton. Begin criticizes Sadat as Egypt and Israel trade sharp public jabs.
A Roswell woman was robbed by two youths who snatched her purse while she waited for her husband outside Sambo's on North Main Street. The purse was recovered with cash missing after a small girl found it and returned it to the owner. the incident involved Mrs George S Richardson and her husband Dr Richardson.
House Bill 1 allocates 1.9 million dollars to cover legislators and staff, session operations, and interim work by the Legislative Council Service, Legislative Finance Committee, and School Study Committee. Total costs rise to 636,900 with 135 House employees and 83 Senate employees, and Senate changes may be added to the bill, risking delay.
Roy Peyton of Roswell seeks the county assessor job after two terms as county assessor and current chief deputy. He cites county knowledge and office experience, plans public benefit administration, and lists wife Margie, church, and veterans groups among affiliations. He lives at 3200 Alhambra Drive.
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